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The Countess

"The fairy tale courtship did not turn into a happily-ever-after ... not until her husband dropped dead, that is. He had been horrible enough to Christiana during their short marriage, and she was not going to allow the traditional period of mourning to ruin her sisters' debuts as well. So she decides to put him on ice and go on as if nothing's happened ... Until the real earl appears. Richard Fairgrave had every intention of confronting his villainous twin who had robbed him of his name and title ... only to discover that he had died. Quietly assuming his identity, Richard must now deal with a maddening desire for his ravishing inherited 'wife'--certainly a gold digger and possibly a murderess. And Christiana must deal with an unwanted new 'husband' and they both must figure out what to do before the ice melts!"--P. [4] of cover.

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  • ""The fairy tale courtship did not turn into a happily-ever-after ... not until her husband dropped dead, that is. He had been horrible enough to Christiana during their short marriage, and she was not going to allow the traditional period of mourning to ruin her sisters' debuts as well. So she decides to put him on ice and go on as if nothing's happened ... Until the real earl appears. Richard Fairgrave had every intention of confronting his villainous twin who had robbed him of his name and title ... only to discover that he had died. Quietly assuming his identity, Richard must now deal with a maddening desire for his ravishing inherited 'wife'--certainly a gold digger and possibly a murderess. And Christiana must deal with an unwanted new 'husband' and they both must figure out what to do before the ice melts!"--P. [4] of cover."@en
  • ""The fairy tale courtship did not turn into a happily-ever-after...Not until her husband dropped dead, that is. He had been horrible enough to Christiana during their short marriage, and she was not going to allow the traditional period of mourning to ruin her sisters' debuts as well. So she decides to put him on ice and go on as if nothing's happened...Until the real earl appears. Richard Fairgrave had every intention of confronting his villainous twin who had robbed him of his name and title...only to discover that he had died. Quietly assuming his identity, Richard must now deal with a maddening desire for his ravishing inherited 'wife'--certainly a gold digger and possibly a murderess. And Christiana must deal with an unwanted new 'husband'...and they both must figure out what to do before the ice melts!"--P. [4] of cover."
  • "The fairy tale courtship did not turn into a happily-ever-after . . .Not until her husband dropped dead, that is. He had been horrible enough to Christiana during their short marriage, and she was not going to allow the traditional period of mourning to ruin her sisters' debuts as well. So she decides to put him on ice and go on as if nothing's happened . . .Until the real earl appears. Richard Fairgrave had every intention of confronting his villainous twin who had robbed him of his name and title . . . only to discover that he had died. Quietly assuming his identity, Richard must now deal with a maddening desire for his ravishing inherited "wife"? certainly a gold digger and possibly a murderess. And Christiana must deal with an unwanted new "husband" . . . and they both must figure out what to do before the ice melts!"@en
  • "When her horrible husband drops dead, Christiana is not going to allow the traditional mourning period to ruin her sisters' debuts so she decides to put him on ice and go on as planned. When Richard Fairgrave arrives to confront his villainous twin for stealing his name and title, he quietly assumes his identity and turns his attention to his ravishing inherited 'wife'--suspecting her of being a gold digger and possibly a murderess. But what to do when the ice melts?"
  • "The fairy tale courtship did not turn into a happily-ever-after ... Not until her husband dropped dead, that is. He had been horrible enough to Christiana during their short marriage, and she was not going to allow the traditional period of mourning to ruin her sisters' debuts as well. So she decides to put him on ice and go on as if nothing's happened ... Until the real earl appears. Richard Fairgrave had every intention of confronting his villainous twin who had robbed him of his name and title ... only to discover that he had died. Quietly assuming his identity, Richard must now deal with a maddening desire for his ravishing inherited "wife"' certainly a gold digger and possibly a murderess. And Christiana must deal with an unwanted new "husband" ... and they both must figure out what to do before the ice melts!"@en
  • "The fairy tale courtship did not turn into a happily-ever-after ... not until her husband dropped dead, that is. He'd been horrible to Christiana during their short marriage, and she was not going to allow his death to ruin her sisters' debuts as well. So she put him on ice and acted as if nothing had happened ... until the real earl appears. Intending to confront the villainous twin who had robbed him of his name and title, Richard Fairgrave must now quietly assume his own identity. (Bestseller)"
  • "After her despised husband dies, Christiana meets the real Richard Fairgrave and he reveals that her husband was actually his twin brother George, who stole his identity, and despite their mutual distrust, passion builds between them."@en

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  • "Regency novels"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Electronic books"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Large type books"@en
  • "Historical fiction"@en
  • "Historical fiction"
  • "Erzählende Literatur"
  • "Love stories"@en
  • "Love stories"

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  • "The Countess"@en
  • "The Countess"
  • "Countess"
  • "Ein Earl kommt selten allein Roman"
  • "Zagadochnoe prevrashchenie : roman"
  • "The countess"@en
  • "The countess"

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